Sentence examples for cast dirt from inspiring English sources

"Medium/Deep," a solo show, finds him in a relatively confined space, with more purely sculptural efforts, beginning with five free-standing walls made of tilelike squares of cast dirt, a favored material.

As the last crypt was lowered, the Rev. Daughtry and others reached into a wooden bowl and cast dirt into the grave, which was also strewn with carnations and sunflowers.

There are the fine little nature studies of decomposing human forms and crawling insects framed in cast dirt that she has exhibited at White Columns, and the cutely sinister dollhouselike rendition of the modest one-room house she grew up in that can be seen, along with more drawings, in "Ostalgia," an exhibition of art inspired by life in Eastern Europe at the New Museum.

A life-size sculpture of a man in an overcoat holding a shovel was cast in dirt by James Croak.

(And note that he can make this point only by taking the cherished Christian term "service" and casting secular dirt on it).

Unavoidably, in the process of tunneling beneath the surface for authenticity and purity, much of the removed dirt is cast on those whose sources may be a bit different.

It was like this: When he came into the hospital room and saw Pop with the sides of his bed raised, like a crib, and Pop, so very feeble, and writhing, and toothless, like a baby, and the dirt already cast into his face, into the wrinkles — Pop wanted to pluck out the intravenous needles and he was piping his weak death noise.

It was like this: When he came into the hospital room and saw Pop with the sides of his bed raised, like a crib, and Pop, so very feeble, and writhing, and toothless, like a baby, and the dirt already cast into his face, into the wrinkles Pop wanted to pluck out the intravenous needles and he was piping his weak death noise.

"Talking Dirt" has a cast of 75, including several families with children.

Men streamed into the mosque for the final prayer of the day, and the blue light of the moon cast soft shadows down the dirt alleyways.

Set in the fictional town of Dirt, with a cast of mangy, hard-to-identify animals, "Rango" is a good example of imperfection: the look is all dusty and sweaty, with stray grit and hair.